Agarwood Citrine

Agarwood is a fragrant resin secreted by trees as a self-defense mechanism when injured. This process forms a dark, resin-rich substance within the wood.

Spiritual & Cultural Significance:
Across faith traditions, agarwood is revered for its sacred properties:

• Buddhism: Regarded as a “Sacred Incense of the Pure Land”, believed to bridge the three realms (earth, heaven, underworld).

• Taoism: Used to purify spaces of impurities and facilitate communion with the divine.

• Islam: Valued in Sufi practices as a meditative aid to deepen spiritual focus.

• Japanese Kōdō: The heart of the Rikkoku Gomi system (Six Countries, Five Scents), essential in formal incense-appreciation ceremonies.

Traditional Healing:
In holistic practices like Ayurveda, it’s believed to purify energy centers (chakras) and alleviate nervous exhaustion.

Clear Quartz
Aligned with the Metal element in Five Elements theory,
it’s revered as the “Master Healer” of crystals –
soothing emotional turmoil and amplifying energy flow.

Citrine
Connected to the Earth element,
it’s celebrated as the ultimate “Merchant’s Stone”,
activating abundance and manifesting prosperity.